Uruk-Hai, or the Journey There
17 hrs. 1 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Alexander Bayborodin
Author
Alexander Bayborodin
Narrator
Xiksi
Narrator
Xiksi
Description
The novel “Uruk-hai, or the Journey There” is based on the world created by Professor John Tolkien in his outstanding immortal works of the “The Lord of the Rings” cycle.
“How many more generations will still be enchanted by the legend of the One Ring?” asks one of the heroes of this book. There is no answer. If you’re hoping to find under this cover a magical fairy tale—another one of many written inspired by the Tolkien saga—then let go of that hope. The heroes of this book hate magic; they believe in their own hands, knowledge, and courage. They don’t divide the World into Good and Evil. They know that “Evil has to be squeezed out of oneself together with blood.”
They are children of those who betrayed them. But they themselves forge their own Path. A difficult path through the Dark to the Light…
This is not a manifesto of those branded as an Eternal Evil and cursed. This book says less than what is hidden between the lines. It’s only a short “Journey There…”
For the thinking one, enough…
“How many more generations will still be enchanted by the legend of the One Ring?” asks one of the heroes of this book. There is no answer. If you’re hoping to find under this cover a magical fairy tale—another one of many written inspired by the Tolkien saga—then let go of that hope. The heroes of this book hate magic; they believe in their own hands, knowledge, and courage. They don’t divide the World into Good and Evil. They know that “Evil has to be squeezed out of oneself together with blood.”
They are children of those who betrayed them. But they themselves forge their own Path. A difficult path through the Dark to the Light…
This is not a manifesto of those branded as an Eternal Evil and cursed. This book says less than what is hidden between the lines. It’s only a short “Journey There…”
For the thinking one, enough…
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